(1/3) @4 Step 1. Acknowledge the problem Twetch needs a decipher to avoid obliteration…

1CndCzdXifj1S7LtYttbK6WuZuowjrYmfg (18433) · April 18, 2020

(1/3) @4
Step 1.
Acknowledge the problem

Twetch needs a decipher to avoid obliteration from status seeking behavior through blind worship & alignment with idols/celebrity at the expense of each individuals pursuit towards becoming an idol. Think Faceberg

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1CndCzdXifj1S7LtYttbK6WuZuowjrYmfg (18433) · April 18, 2020

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memes or Twatter blue badges and their followers.

The current approach is to increase the cost of participation by limiting participation from those seeking parasitic status compared to those seeking earned status

This works crudely now, but melts

1CndCzdXifj1S7LtYttbK6WuZuowjrYmfg (18433) · April 18, 2020

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down when critical mass of the user base is achieved.

Like the approach to Twitter, this can be used as a tool to grow then discarded. But there needs an alternative solution before widespread adoption. If left too late, adaptation becomes futile.

148sxacPXapQNhFBRnY9PPY5qcyoiacGeq (15875) · April 18, 2020

.. in the Hall of Expensive Memes
(smart leaders think. without firing their most horrid advisers) 😅
hint

1CndCzdXifj1S7LtYttbK6WuZuowjrYmfg (18433) · April 18, 2020

The Hall of the Mountain King is apt.
The King is a troll and Gynt lived a life of procrastination and avoidance.

16SgJCRH7fB5ny6wCHabmiGaa6wcbve6WS (21877) · May 3, 2020

Would those twitter blue badges really be as popular in a marketplace that isn't rigged for their benefit? And didn't almost all of those people get their status from traditional media first? Facebook/twitter don't have the monetary incentives we have.